Street vendors and hawkers, Kuala Lumpur

Theme: Kosher/Halal

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive

Address: Off Jalan Perak near Beach Hut Pub and IMC Bldg

Directions: Turn left after Beach Hut Pub


	Street vendors and hawkers: Best Soup Jalan Doraisamy Satisfaction:

By en_one

on July 20, 2004

This place is located near Wilayah Complex and the other end of this road is Sheraton Hotel. Business hour starts at 6.00PM .Best at night. Simple crowd.

Here you can sample variety of spicy soup indian style. Beef, chicken , lamb, ox tripe, ox tail and ox tongue. There are special selection or version but actually a mix of everything called torpedo and international. Other usual stuff like teh tarik is available. Other thing about this Jalan Doraisamy is about its Nasi Lemak - readily served on the table wrapped in paper. For quick meal, just grab one and ask for your favourite drink.

Theme: Kosher/Halal

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive

Address: Jalan Doraisamy off Jalan Dang Wangi, KL


	Street vendors and hawkers: Popia Goreng or Fried Popia Satisfaction:

Updated By dh081

on January 28, 2004

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Fried Popia

Try this Popia. Very good but I cant eat much as it is quite spicy.

Theme: Local


	Street vendors and hawkers: You just can't miss these local food at KL Satisfaction:

Updated By stellz20

on March 17, 2004

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Street vendors and hawkers - Kuala Lumpur

They say a visit to KL wouldn't be complete without the taste of local foods at J. Alor street. The pictures shows some stalls along the street which serves a wide variety of Malaysia's best. Unfortunately when we arrive there, we didnt exactly know how and what to do.. where to eat and what exactly to order. We look for some tables with a lot of people coz we were thinking the food would be great if there were a lot of people dining there. So we took our seat, some lady approach us and gave us the menu. I was looing for those satay, nasi goreng thing but i ddnt find it in the menu so we just ordered what look good on the picture. See my next tip for the rest of the story.

Theme: Local

Price: US$11-20 » Currency Converter

Comparison: less expensive than average

Address: J Alor street


	Street vendors and hawkers: Heard of the Mickey Mouse Signboard Hawker? Satisfaction:

By purplepea

on September 13, 2006

Word of mouth from other S'poreans have brought us to the row of hawkers near Bukit Bintang. Look for the hawker with the Mickey Mouse signboard. We were brought into an air-conditioned space. Relatively clean and fast, the menu was a spread.

!!Must try!!
1) Yuan Yang - Mix of Silky Hor Fan and Bee Hoon..Nice nice!
2) Chicken Wings
3) Dai Lok Meen (Pronouced in Cantonese, well, can be translated into..er..Big Spindle Noodles?) Thick, black and Full of LARD - that's what make it nice. Need a workout on the treadmill after this.

Theme: Local

Price: US$11-20 » Currency Converter

Comparison: less expensive than average


	Street vendors and hawkers: good laksa Satisfaction:

By vividvivian

on October 31, 2004

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Kem Lin Kee

Theme: Local

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive


	Street vendors and hawkers: Not to be missed: my Air Mata Kucing Satisfaction:

By ukirsari

on May 17, 2004

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Air Mata Kucing by Dudut

Air Mata Kucing for sure. Coffee and vanilla flavors in dark-brown 'tea' and added with small diced longan 'air mata kucing'.

Theme: Local

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive

Address: Chinatown

Directions: Jalan Penggong, Raja Laut and around


	Street vendors and hawkers: Porridge breakfast at Petaling Street Satisfaction:

By yukisanto

on February 6, 2007

If you live near Petaling street (chinatown), you can go there for breakfast. Near the crossroad in the middle of the street, there is a row if food stalls. A stall selling chee chong fun (flat white noodles with sweet sauce) is right beside the crossroad junction. Beside that is a porridge stall, vey nice.

The coffeeshop further down that street has more variety, but food's not that great.

Theme: Local

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive


	Street vendors and hawkers: Best local food Satisfaction:

By kphstar

on July 18, 2005

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Look no further than the hawker stalls. They generall provide the best and cheapest local cusinies that you can find.

General rules is to always go towards the stall with the biggest line. Sure you may have to wait but knowing people are willing to line means that it's good.

Always look towards food that are freshy cooked and try to avoid food that has being sitting out for a while.

Finally, in Malaysia, food can be spicy at times. So alway have a beer handy.

Theme: Local

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive

Directions: Look for the plume of steam and follow your nose.


	Street vendors and hawkers: hokkien mee Satisfaction:

By warzx

on April 30, 2004

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dun miss the black black hokkien mee! They are by the street. but they shld be okay for ur digestive system. The better ones is at Chinatown, in front of Hong Leong Finance. Expect a wait though when u go late at nite.